How xeric is xero?
paul_t23
14 years ago
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Hi, gonzer and any other Tillmasters out there.
I boosted my recently-adopted Till craze with a T. xerographica last week. It has nice big leaf-bases that fill up with water really well .... but, should I let it?
I've been emptying it back out when the watering system has filled it up - a couple of times since I got it - but I've decided that I had better find out a bit more about it before this goes much further. So:
Should I just let it fill up and treat it like a tank-type brom but with lots of light and air circulation? (NB it will be next to a T. tectorum that has managed it through the winter with the same watering and looking fine)
Or, should it just get misting to damp it down every so often, without actually collecting any water in the axils?
Love to get your thoughts - I'd hate to lose it. Should have asked before. Cheers, Paul
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